Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
63 places
Warszawa
The Marszałkowska Housing District (MDM) is the best-known Warsaw example of socialist realism: a huge housing ensemble built in **1950–1952** along Marszałkowska Street, from Wilcza Street to Union of Lublin Square. Construction began on…
Radom
On the south-western outskirts of Radom, in the rolling valley of the Mleczna river, stretches an open-air museum covering **32 hectares**. Founded in **1977**, the Radom Village Museum has gathered more than **60 structures** of old archi…
Drohiczyn
On the Bug river, not far from Drohiczyn, stands a residence called the Pearl of Podlasie. The palace in Korczew began as the Baroque foundation of Castellan Wiktoryn Kuczyński in **1734**, and its present shape is the result of the interw…
Siedlce
A crumbling classicist palace in Mordy, on the borderland of Podlasie and Mazovia, testifies to the history of one of the wealthier families of the Siedlce region. The residence was raised in **1717** on the groundworks of a fortified mano…
Siedlce
Between Sokołów Podlaski and Siedlce, amid the fields of southern Podlasie, stands one of the region's most interesting residences: the neo-Gothic palace in Patrykozy. Its story begins with the November Uprising — the founder was General T…
Węgrów
The palace in Starawieś, about 9 kilometres north-west of Węgrów, lies within the Nadbużański Landscape Park, by the Liwiec river, which flows wide here. The first residence was probably erected in the late 16th century, and over the follo…
Warszawa
The complex of Sejm and Senate buildings at Wiejska Street **4/6/8** is the seat of the Polish parliament and one of the key monuments of the capital's political history. The parliamentary tradition here is older than the address itself: f…
Olsztyn
Below Płock’s old town, on the Stanisław Górnicki Embankment, runs a riverside boulevard with one of the more interesting solutions on Polish rivers: a pier more than **350 metres** long that does not jut perpendicularly into the Vistula b…
Siedlce
The town hall in Siedlce is colloquially called **Jacek** — after the statue of Atlas at the top of the tower, which legend says was modelled on a local blacksmith. This late-Baroque and Classicist building, laid out on a Greek cross plan,…
Węgrów
The market square in Węgrów, known as the Mariacki Square, is a spacious public space in the centre of a town lying on the border of Mazovia and Podlachia, by the Liwiec river. After a recent revitalisation it serves as the town's showcase…
Olsztyn
By the Sierpienica river, just before its confluence with the Skrwa, stretch **60 hectares** of the Museum of the Mazovian Countryside — one of the largest open-air museums in Poland. More than **80 buildings** of timber construction from…
Sochaczew
In Wręcza near Mszczonów, some **50 km from Warsaw**, operates one of the largest indoor water parks in Europe. Suntago, opened in **February 2020** as the first part of the Park of Poland complex, cost **150 million euro** and created **6…
Warszawa
In the middle of the Old Town Market Square, in a round basin on a granite pedestal, stands the Mermaid with a sword raised to strike and a shield in her left hand — the symbol of Warsaw that has appeared in the city's coat of arms for ove…
Sochaczew
In Mszczonów, a town between Warsaw and Łódź, operates a bathing complex opened in **2008** and fed with genuine thermal water. It is drawn from a depth of more than **1,700 metres** and reaches the surface at a temperature above **30 degr…
Radom
In the Kazimierzowski district, right next to the Gothic St John's church, stands Radom's oldest secular monument — the royal castle raised in the **14th century** by Casimir the Great together with the town walls of New Radom. Little reca…